This was the highlight of the day for me, and I think Katelynn as well. These animals are well cared for on 350 acres, and Arlene was a lovely tour guide. She had the information and a few good one-liners as well. Families will love this. Our ride was 30 minutes. They are normally 45. 

You will get close to the animals. A giraffe was almost peaking in part of the vehicle. One of the Giraffes was running. I’ve never seen that even at the Philadelphia Zoo. The content creators oohed and ahhed at that. 

Check out my Instagram for the video. 

The European Brown Bear cub was so cute.

I’ve never seen this species, and it’s something that was cool because of the community they have there. 

I am a big fan of white Rhino. For good reasons, unfortunately, they are hunted way too much. It’s nice to see them in a good, protected environment. 

They have some rare breeds here. And way more species than I was expecting to be honest.  

The fallow deer were interesting and something to behold. They are beautiful and again, something I’ve never seen before.  

There are Siberian tigers, elephants, and zebras, but the bongo caught my eye and almost evaded my camera. I’ve never seen one before, anywhere.  

The Kangaroo with a Joey in its pouch was adorable.  

This was a memorable ride, and I think anybody looking to do this will be very satisfied. Going in the morning is the best time. 

Note:  

There was a charity component to this day that is very worthwhile, and I wanted to mention that as well. Learn more about Project Purple and the new coaster that’s coming soon!  

Photo of bear cub by Katelynn Reiss.

Catch up with the other legs of the adventure here: